植发穿冠 — “Hair standing up, piercing the cap”
植发穿冠 is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be so furious or intensely excited that one's hair stands on end, figuratively pushing up or piercing one's cap; describes extreme rage or great enthusiasm”. Literally, “Hair standing up, piercing the cap”.
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What does 植发穿冠 mean?
植发穿冠 (zhí fà chuān guàn) is a Chinese idiom (chengyu) meaning “to be so furious or intensely excited that one's hair stands on end, figuratively pushing up or piercing one's cap; describes extreme rage or great enthusiasm”.
How do you pronounce 植发穿冠?
植发穿冠 is pronounced zhí fà chuān guàn in Mandarin Chinese.
What does 植发穿冠 literally mean?
Literally, 植发穿冠 means “Hair standing up, piercing the cap”. It is used to mean “to be so furious or intensely excited that one's hair stands on end, figuratively pushing up or piercing one's cap; describes extreme rage or great enthusiasm”.
What is the Chinese definition of 植发穿冠?
头发直竖，顶起帽子。形容盛怒或踊跃之状。犹植发冲冠。